YEREVAN AND MINSK HAVE NO PROBLEMATIC ISSUES TO SOLVE

Published: 22 September 2005 y., Thursday

“Celebrating the 14-th anniversary of independence our country can be proud of the results it achieved”, Armenian Ambassador to Belarus Suren Harutyunian stated. “Last year Armenia joined the WTO leaving behind the other CIS member-states from the viewpoint agricultural growth and the living standards of the people raised”, he noted. When commenting on the Armenian-Belarusian relations Suren Harutyunian said, “Yerevan and Minsk have no problematic issues to solve.

The turnover between Armenia and Belarus during recent 5 years has become 5 times as much. Belarusian BelAZes have “adapted” to the Armenian roads. Besides, the performances of the Armenian theater groups and exhibitions of Armenian art are always welcomed in Belarus,” Belarus Today reported.

Šaltinis: PanARMENIAN.Net
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